Is hydrogen “magnetic” where atoms are attracted to each other, and given enough material a star forms ? I saw an episode of how the universe works is what got me wondering.
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Gravity pulls in the hydrogen and other elements and crushes them together a denser patch of interstellar dust means that is where the star is likely to form. – https://youtu.be/vVE0B6g9F_0
Generally speaking all matter is attracted to each other because of gravity. Planets, stars, and many kinds of heavenly bodies have formed gradually when dust particles have formed large enough clouds that their gravity presses them together into spheres.
The planets of our solar system are thought to have formed out of leftovers from when our sun was forming.
ummm the word you’re looking for is gravity, gravity is the force that attacks all this atoms together until they ball of gas is massive enough to actually reach the pressures and temperatures to achieve fusion.
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